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And you found WHAT in the furnace? Stormin Mormon 11-18-2006
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Posted by Stormin Mormon on November 18, 2006, 2:31 pm
Another look into my life
=======================

A couple weeks ago, a firned of mine had a kitten which fell into the
heater duct. She called the fire department, who came out and took the
duct apart. And left it in pieces. I got to put it back together.

Well, she called again. Thinks a different cat went downt he duct
(from second floor bathroom, no less). I'm out the door to rescue the
cat. ths time without fail we screw some covers over the duct, to
cover the vent. Or maybe staple some screen or something like that.

======================
Figuring this was another one of the same, I took apart the same duct
I'd put back together the last time. No signs of cat, in the seven
inch round duct. I followed that back to the furnace, there was a
patch piece of metal over where there used to be a humidifier. So, I
started to take that apart. I looked in as best possible, no cat. Went
out to the truck and got my miror, and used that to look into the heat
exchanger, and back through the duct. No cat.

Gwen asked if the cat might be in the heater. Not likely, but I did
pull the cover panel off. No cat by the burners. I pulled the lower
panel, which exposed the circuit board, and the blower fan. Look in
with my mini mag, and surprise!

Cat looking back at me.... and blast, I didn't have my camera with me.
That was a total Kodak moment.

I talked to the cat for a moment, and Gwen came over. She was pleased
the cat was still alive. She reached in, and pulled the cat out. They
went upstairs to get the cat a drink of water, and some to eat.

I put the furnace covers back on, and also the duct back together. I'd
brought some screen wire to staple over the vents. And screwed shut a
part of the vent that was open, in the back. Hope not to do this
again.

Glad the cat lived to tell.



Posted by daytona° on November 18, 2006, 5:26 pm
Curiosity!...did the cat get a chance to go for a ride?
Dizzy little shit




Posted by Stormin Mormon on November 18, 2006, 7:41 pm
I don't think the cat was in the blower while it was running. But, it
sure did better than most ammusement parks.

--

Christopher A. Young
You can't shout down a troll.
You have to starve them.
.

Curiosity!...did the cat get a chance to go for a ride?
Dizzy little shit





Posted by Chilled on November 18, 2006, 5:46 pm

> Another look into my life
> =======================
>
> A couple weeks ago, a firned of mine had a kitten which fell into the
> heater duct. She called the fire department, who came out and took the
> duct apart. And left it in pieces. I got to put it back together.
>
> Well, she called again. Thinks a different cat went downt he duct
> (from second floor bathroom, no less). I'm out the door to rescue the
> cat. ths time without fail we screw some covers over the duct, to
> cover the vent. Or maybe staple some screen or something like that.
>
> ======================
> Figuring this was another one of the same, I took apart the same duct
> I'd put back together the last time. No signs of cat, in the seven
> inch round duct. I followed that back to the furnace, there was a
> patch piece of metal over where there used to be a humidifier. So, I
> started to take that apart. I looked in as best possible, no cat. Went
> out to the truck and got my miror, and used that to look into the heat
> exchanger, and back through the duct. No cat.
>
> Gwen asked if the cat might be in the heater. Not likely, but I did
> pull the cover panel off. No cat by the burners. I pulled the lower
> panel, which exposed the circuit board, and the blower fan. Look in
> with my mini mag, and surprise!
>
> Cat looking back at me.... and blast, I didn't have my camera with me.
> That was a total Kodak moment.
>
> I talked to the cat for a moment, and Gwen came over. She was pleased
> the cat was still alive. She reached in, and pulled the cat out. They
> went upstairs to get the cat a drink of water, and some to eat.
>
> I put the furnace covers back on, and also the duct back together. I'd
> brought some screen wire to staple over the vents. And screwed shut a
> part of the vent that was open, in the back. Hope not to do this
> again.
>
> Glad the cat lived to tell.
>
>
Every serviceman's dream; a little pussy at the end of the job.



Posted by Stormin Mormon on November 18, 2006, 7:41 pm
That's for sure. Reminding me of the Johny Carson thing I saw on tape
a couple days ago. When one of his guests had a cat on her lap. She
asked if Johny would like to pet her pussy. And Johny said.......



--

Christopher A. Young
You can't shout down a troll.
You have to starve them.
.



Every serviceman's dream; a little pussy at the end of the job.




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